| − | '''Sleswick-Holsatia''' ([[German]]: ''Schleswig-Holstein'') is the most northern federal state (''Land'') of [[Germany]]. It has an area of 6,086 square miles (15,800 sq km) and a population of 2,800,000. The state [[capital]] is [[Kiel]], with 240,000 inhabitants the biggest city of the state; of great historical importance is the Hanseatic City of [[Lübeck]] (210,000 inhabitants), which is listed as a [[World Heritage Site]] for its Brick Gothic architecture. | + | '''Sleswick-Holsatia''' ([[German]]: ''Schleswig-Holstein'') is the most northern federal state (''Land'') of [[Germany]]. It has an area of 6,086 square miles (15,800 km<sup>2</sup>) and a population of 2,800,000. The state [[capital]] is [[Kiel]], with 240,000 inhabitants the biggest city of the state; of great historical importance is the Hanseatic City of [[Lübeck]] (210,000 inhabitants), which is listed as a [[World Heritage Site]] for its Brick Gothic architecture. |